[laughter] betty: more bobby's burger palaces? bobby : i have 14 bobby's burger palaces. we will build four or five more this year. betty: tom, you are opening up in bridgehampton, right? what are your hopes for it? tom colicchio: that is busy and profitable and people love it. >> beautiful. betty: you are going on a cruise, is that right, for "top chef"? tom: yes. [laughter] mario: hold up -- oh, what a joy. and all the positive press cruises have been getting, who knows what's going to happen? rachael: we might have planned that before some of the latest news stories. tom: we are actually opening a restaurant in las vegas in july at the mirage hotel. bobby: what is it? tom: heritage steak. i am busy raising children and running restaurants. >> trying to change the world? >> trying to change the world a little at a time. betty: rachael, what about you? rachael ray: i am going to work hard to make tom colicchio president of the united states so we get more money for children's school food. tom: thank you. rachael: and i will spend any day off that i get for that working o

bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. bobby flay: nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. betty: flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. tom colicchio: the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. betty: he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- tom colicchio: the winning chef is kristen. betty : or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we begin. >> [all] cheers. betty: let me start with this question. p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this wa

it was bobby. and i've communicated with him every day since. >> my mom, she was glowing, she was happy, and it was really nice to see her like that. >> i started feeling something for bobby. i was falling in love with him, and it's an emotion that you can't control. it just happens. >> and after four months of calls and letters, angel decided to make the 700-mile trip from illinois to alabama, and she visited bobby for the first time. >> it was only three hours, and it was very special. he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staring at me. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bo

volunteer and first, the summer of bobby. just moments ago in louisiana, governor bobby jindal will announce he's running for president. bobby jindal: in place it is not clear by now, i am running for president without permission from headquarters and washington, d.c.. rest assured that i am rested and ready for this fight. mark: he's 44 years old and took office in 2008. he was the country's first indian-american governor and louisiana's first nonwhite governor since reconstruction. he is, in many ways, and impressive guy. but he's mired in that last place in the republican race. what's the best case scenario for his candidacy? >> it drained him of the spontaneity. he needs to show a fighting spirit. he needs to show that he is special and different, i don't think the speech did that. >> i thought that the speech was a stainless putting -- a.k.a. a hot mess. a hodge hpodge, nothing that stood out. there was hackneyed language throughout. why you would use a phrase that is associated firmly with richard nixon, i do not know.

where others see obstacles, bobby sees opportunity. where others see division bobby sees a path to unity. bobby jindal is the right person to do the hard things and to fight for what is right. [ applause ] >> he is the right person to solve problems, not just talk about them. i am very proud of my husband. on behalf of our daughter sealia, or son sean and slade, i'm so proud to introduce him to you today. please join me in welcoming my husband and my best friend, bobby jindal. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ i spent last night in the arms of a girl in louisiana ♪ >> my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state of louisiana, and i'm running for president of the greatest country in the world, the united states of america! [ cheers and applause ] 44 years ago a young couple who had never before been on an airplane, they left their home on the other side of the world to come to a place called america. they had never seen it. there was no internet to search, but they had heard the legend. there was a place in this world where people wer

bobby jindal the 13th republican to declare. as you can see on the right, a crowded number of pictures there of the republicans who have declared, along with several who are probably in the race on the left side of the screen, the four democrats, hillary clinton bernie sanders and others who have declared, and the one or two that may join in the race from the "new york times." let's go right to your calls and see what you think about governor bobby jindal joining the race for president. nancy is in royal oak, michigan, go ahead you're on the air. >> caller: i was interested to know how i might get involved in the campaign for bobby jindal. >> host: you want to join the campaign committee the staff? >> caller: yes i'm here in michigan so anything that i might be able to do, i'm just an average person just looking to try to assist. >> host: well, this is not a connection to do that. i'd suggest you contact his staff in louisiana, check out the bobby jindal website. timothy is joining us on the line for democrats. carbondale, illin

and first, the summer of bobby. governor bobby jindal will announce he's running for president. >> in case it's not clear right now, i am running for president without permission from headquarters in washington dc. i am tanned, rested, and ready for this fight. he's 44 years old and took office in 2008. he was the country's first indian-american governor and louisiana's first nonwhite but he's mired in the last place in the republican race. what's the best case scenario for his candidacy? mark: everyone who knows him things on paper he is great. he needs to show a fighting spirit and show that he is different. john: there was no clear through-line in my opinion here at nothing stood out. why you would use a phrase that's associated in most people's minds with richard nixon, i don't know. mark: a lot of people have used their announcements to rise in the polls. i don't think this will help him out. you drain yourself with some of the coverage. john: he the 13th candidate. the bar is higher and he is -- and he way und

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[applause] ♪ bobby jindal: my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state of louisiana, and i'm running for president of the greatest country in the world, the united states of america! [cheers and applause] 44 years ago a young couple who had never before been on an airplane, they left their home on the other side of the world to come to a place called america. they had never seen it. there was no internet to search, but they had heard the legend. there was a place in this world where people were free, and the opportunities were real. they weren't really coming to a geographical place. they were coming to an idea, and that idea is america. [applause] to them, america represented all that was good in the world where you could get ahead if you worked hard and played by the rules. a place where what matters is the content of your character, not the color of your skin, the zip code you were born in or your family's last name. my dad grew up in a house without electricity, without running water. it was the only person in the fam

i'm bobby jindal. mark: have the mega seinfeld hulu day -- in our show about nothing clinton's bizarre volunteer and first, the summer of bobby. governor bobby jindal will announce he's running for president. he's 44 years old and took office in 2008. he was the country's first indian-american governor and louisiana's first nonwhite governor. but he's mired in that last place in the republican race. what's the best case scenario for his candidacy? mark: everyone who knows him things on paper he is great. he's going to have to perform like he's never performed before. he's going to have to hope for a lot of luck both the religious conservatives lane and other lanes fail. john: he is smart, just in part of just -- just as far as pure candlepower. at that has not translated into stature. that clip we have showed has in some ways wanted him. that one, he got swallowed by the stage and he has never really come back. now he's running as the guy who's not like the one we know in private. he's running as a har

let's go to bobby jindal. he's saying he wants to be president of the united states. >> america is indeed the land of the free and the home of the brave. [ cheers and applause ] 37 years later, my parents eldest son became governor of louisiana. it was the aftermath of katrina, our economy was locked in a downward spiral. our biggest city was reeling for 25 straight years. more people had left this state than had moved into it. louisiana was in big trouble. so we had to make big changes. we had to believe in louisiana again, and that is exactly what we did. [ applause ] we reformed our ethics laws we went from one of the worst states to one of the best states in the country. we privatized our outdated government-run hospital system. we reformed education with nearly 100% charter schools in new orleans, and now we have statewide school choice because every child deserves an equal opportunity for a great education. [ applause ] instead of the child following the dollars, we made the dollars follow the child, bec

i miep, hit me, bobby. let me see the big announcement video. >> mommy and daddy have been talking a lot about this. we have decide we are going to be running for president. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: i am not a political scientist. i am, obviously not a campaign manager. i believe a sign that your campaign may be in trouble when you cannot carry a majority of your immediate family. ( laughter ) ( applause ) i mean that wasn't even-- even the one guy gave a thumbs up. i'm not even sure that was a thumbs up for dad. it was more like who's got two thumbs and is vote february rubio? this guy. ( laughter ) governor jindal these videos when you drop a surprise on your kids are all about the reaction. that's why people watch these videos. you ever been on youtube you'd know this is how that video should have played. >> we have decide we are going to be running for president. >> are you joking? >> no, i'm not joking. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! >> oh my god! ( shrieking ). >> jon: that's all you have to d

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[applause] (music) bobby jindal: my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state of louisiana, and i'm running for president of the greatest country in the world, the united states of america! [cheers and applause] 44 years ago a young couple who had never before been on an airplane, they left their home on the other side of the world to come to a place called america. they had never seen it. there was no internet to search, but they had heard the legend. there was a place in this world where people were free, and the opportunities were real. they weren't really coming to a geographical place. they were coming to an idea, and that idea is america. [applause] to them, america represented all that was good in the world, where you could get ahead if you worked hard and played by the rules. a place where what matters is the content of your character, not the color of your skin, the zip code you were born in or your family's last name. my dad grew up in a house without electricity, without running water. it was the only person in the fa

accused of stealing money from bobbi kristina. >> sources tell us bobbi christina has been taken off all medication. >> did rosie o'donnell fail a marijuana test? we're inside the nasty court custody battle with her ex. >>> did tayl

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. >> a lot coming up includeing an explosive new book that really happened to bobbi kristina. the author will open up on "gma." >>> day two of our big "gma" backyard barbecue. it's your turn robin. >> i thought you went down south on me. [ laughter ] >> whoo! >> we'll be right back. jummy: good morning. over to jacqui jeras for look at the weather. jacqui: sunshine peeking out in some areas, rain showers coming down in others. over the potomac here, between fairfax and montgomery county stretching to rockville on the outside western suburbs of baltimore. those will be short-lived and should be out of here late this morning. temperatures in the upper 60's to lower 70's, still quite muggy , the cold front pushing through late today, more sunshine this afternoon with high temperatures in the mid to upper 80's. angela has the latest on the roadways. jacqui: -- angela: emergency responders blocking the main lanes, a little bit dangerous here, extra caution and heavy delays and that the sanity with the beltway crash blocking the center lane on the outer loop past connecticut avenue

bobby bobby bobby jindal is going to report. he is the first indian in history. or does it matter? >> reporter: it is not playing with the republican field because he is tied up with the louisiana legislature. he trails virtually last place in the polls. he has a steep climb ahead of him and this is the the most diverse republican field in memory. his wife and three kids there. it is a nice tour of the facility. and he's made the argument throughout his life that he's been about assimulation in america. he was born in the u.s. and his parents were from india. and this is how the first indian ever to be governor of the first 50 states talks about america. >> one of the things i would like to see is move away from hyfen. we are al americans. and the left and our president likes to devoid us but we are al americans. >> a former congressman and bush administration appointee. and a life in public service. he will announce his candidacy tomorrow. >> what else was it about his character, carl that stood out and what does it mean to his candidacy. >> reporter: he is a worker. he consider h

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we reached out to nick gordon and bobby brown for comment but did not hear back. it's such a sad story. >> such a sad story, mara, thank you very much. >>> we told you in "pop news" about brad pitt's new deal with netflix. well now the mastermind behind "the matrix" is bringing their first show to netflix, as well. it's called "sense 8" and nick watt went behind the scenes for it. >> few know what it means to be reborn. a sense 8. >> reporter: it's the highly anticipated new show on netflix by the wachowski duo, the masterminds behind "the matrix." >> you have to let it all go, neal, fear, doubt and disbelief. >> reporter: "sense 8" their first series. >> i see them. >> reporter: about the lives of eight strangers across eight cities around the world tangled in one giant supernatural web. >> you're not really here, are you? >> no. >> there's no sort of fancy-schmancy effects. it's all real. >> reporter: we sat down with the stars including the iconic daryl hannah who plays a mysterious mother figure connecting the eight characters. >> my character is angel, and i

bobby say he is loved the flag and his country. the 60-year-old was beaten outside the couple's up to house last friday night shortly after 10:30 on ridge line drive. >> he always liked to go outside. we have been here about five years. he never -- that was his normal routine. >> reporter: bobby tells me that bradley walked outside to get some fresh air. he walked right down this courtyard. then all of a sudden, he was attacked. he was injured, bruised bleeding went back nat house, and that's when bobby called for help. >> it's time out there, he came back, he had got jumped out there. >> reporter: he drove bradley to a hospital, he died five days later. the medical examiner determined the death was a homicide. >> catch the people who did this to him. he ain't never bothered nobody. >> reporter: bradley combs was a retired landscape. er. he has been bobby's same-sex partner for more than 20 years. bobby wonders if he was attacked because of his sexuality. >> i'm hoping he wasn't targeted. >> reporter: montgomery county . they belie

>> my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state of louisiana and running for president of the greatest country in the world, the united states of america. 44 years ago, a young couple who had never before been on an airplane they left their home on the other side of the world to come to a place called america. they had never seen it. there was no internet to search. but they had heard the legend. there was a place in this world where people were free. and the opportunities were real. they weren't really coming to a geographical place, they were coming to an idea. and that idea is america. to them america represented all that was good in the world. where you can get ahead if you worked hard and played by the rules. a place where what matters is the content of your character, not the color of your skin zip code you were born in or your family's last name. my dad grew up in a house without electricity without running water. the only person in the family past the fifth grade. he and mom they came to lou

that field got bigger as bobby jindal officially throws his hat into the ring. good morning, kristen. >> good morning. bobby begined ellen terred the race saying if president he would rock the boat in washington. first he needs to rock the boat among his spet tors. according to the fox news polls he is trailing near the bottom of the pack with two percent. he is hoping to get it in the pack. donald trump in second with 11 percent. the bad news for trump is only 29 percent of gop primary voters consider him a serious candidate. more than twice that many 64 percent think he is a side show. there are 13 candidates in the gop field and that number is only going to get bigger. we are waiting on governor scott walker and chris christie. expect their decision sometime next month. yesterday it was all about bobby jindal. >> i will dot things you cannot do in washington. i will say the things you cannot say. it is saver to not rock the boat. but we can rock the boat and we will rock the boat. >> the louisiana governor made it official at a kickoff rally outside of new or

. >> a lot coming up includeing an explosive new book that really happened to bobbi kristina. the author will open up on "gma." >>> day two of our big "gma" backyard barbecue. it's your turn robin. >> i thought you went down south on me. [ laughter ] >> whoo! >> we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ >> new on "action news," a homeowner was injured during a home invasion in the city's overbrook section this morning. it happened on the 2000 block of north 62nd street at 4 a.m. two people managed to get into the home and injure the homeowner, a woman. she is hospitalized in stable condition. the home invaders fled the scene. >>> 8:27. time for traffic with karen rogers. >> traffic at a standstill on 202. northbound traffic jammed from 401 to approaching 29. you can see they're kind of crawling along at this point on 202. we've got a 10-mile backup on the northeast extension. i want to go to the waze app. you can see how slowly the speeds are moving because of emergency construction i warned you about. 6 miles an hour you're traveling. they're blocking the right lane as you head near lan

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liberty mutual insurance. >>> my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state >>> my name is bobby jindal. i am governor of the great state of louisiana. and i am running for president of the greatest country in the world, the united states of america. [ applause ] >> that was louisiana governor bobby jindal earlier today announcing he is in fact joining this long list of people running for president. here now the man himself, the governor of the great state of louisiana. governor how are you? good to see you. >> sean i'm doing great. we launched a cause, not just a campaign here in kenner louisiana. >> you know it is a growing field, but to me, it's a strong field. you have a great record as governor. like many others. how do you separate from such a big crowd? former governors, current senators current governors. it's a big, tough field there. how do you break out? >> sean, one of the things i said today, jeb bush is out there saying we've got to lose the primary to win the general. let me translate that for you. what he is sa

>> i don't have shh . >>> after four months in a coma whitney houston and bobby brown's daughter, bobbi kristina has been taken off ofi lfe support. >>> as the houston family tells us her death is imminent, they are blasting her ex. >>> the new documents say shelling was found in the bathtub with missing keith. >> nick gordon accused of abuse assault and stealing money while she was in a coma. >> sources close to us tell us she's been taking over all medication and she could pass away anytime. >>> plus, did rosie o'donnell failed a if marijuana test? > >>and more couples news to report. did taylor just drop the "l" word about cal run. >> when are you and taylor get

i'm bobby jindal. mark: have the mega seinfeld hulu day -- in our show about nothing clinton's bizarre volunteer and first, the summer of bobby. governor bobby jindal will announce

reaction to the court's decision decisions, along with plenty of other issues with louisiana governor bobby jindal in our "center seat" at the bottom of the hour. if you have a question for the governor now's the time to ask. let me know. up next u.s. stocks have the worst day of the year. is the greek economic tragedy about to unfold? we'll go live to athens. fox 25 in boston with no survivor erers ers from a small plane crash. nobody on the ground was hurt but all three people on the plane died. the pilot had no engine power and was gliding in the minutes before impact. >>> officials warn boaters and beach goers not to pick up any debris they found after yesterday's explosion from a rocket at take off from cape canaveral. this is a live look from san diego. the big story out there tonight the city council molds stricter water restrictions amid the state's severe drought. it would limit outdoor watering to two days a week. the city has been ordered to reduce consumption by 16%. that's tonight's look outside the beltway with "special report". he'll be right back. >>> worries over the greek

(alien voice... ) i don't believe you, bobby jindal. you just want a show on fox news. case dismissed. get married, everybody. ha ha ha. ha ha. (applause) space court, everyone. thank you very much. presidential candidate ted cruz cruz'd over to the "today" show today and put it in cruz control! >> one of the things justice scalia talks about, you've got nine lawyers, they're all from harvard or yale, there are no protestants on the court, there are no evangelicals on the court. >> larry: there are no muslims on the court. no buddhists. no klingons or romulans. once again, we gotta go to space court to find real court diversity. (cheers and applause) and what would a lot of conservative bloviating be without donald trump? that's right. (audience reacts) trump sat down for (trump voice) the classiest, most incredible interview ever (end trump voice) with cnn's jake tapper this weekend. hear's what happened when the topic veered to gay marriage. >> i'm traditional marriage. it's changing rapidly. >> but what do you say to a lesbian who's married or a gay man who's married

add some color to your life with certain dri. >>> the panel now with louisiana governor bobby jindal in our "center stateeat." governor we want to talk foreign policy now. richard drier asked this. ask governor jindal what can we do to avoid becoming greece. what's your thought about greece first? >> this is between the people of greece and the eu. yes, they need to cut their governor spending, but they need to do more than that. they need to get back to growth. you look at their pension laws their tax rates, their regulatory structure. we're going to be greece if we're not careful. we have had breaking news from greece and puerto rico. we're going to be on the same path with president obama and hillary clinton in this country. we have no plan to pay off the debt or balance the budget. >> it is at 19 trillion. how do you get to zero? >> you have to shrink the government. that means reforming our entitlement programs. i was the executive director of the bipartisan commission that came up with this idea of how to help beneficiaries and taxpayers. the federal government is doing things

louisiana governor bobby jindal is expected to make his announcement this afternoon. paul beban reports. >> reporter: bobby jindal was considered a rising star of the republican party, so much so, that he was tapped to deliver the party's response to president obama's first state of the union address, but critics said his delivery fell flat. >> my own parents came to this country from a distant land. when they alived my mother was already four and a half month's pregnant. i was what folks in the insurance industry call an preexisting condition. >> reporter: his parents were indian immigrants. after attending brown university in oxford he worked in the private sector mostly in health care. in 2001 he joined the george w. bush administration. in 2003 he ran for governor of louisiana, and was against abortion rights and favored gun rights. he lost by a narrow marge, but weeks after defeat he started to run for congress and was successfully elected to the house. he ran for governor in 2008 again, and won. and two years into his term he and his state faced the worst man ma

. >>> also ahead, bobbi kristina brown takes a turn for the worse on the same day a lawsuit is failed against her partner. >>> but up next, bible study resumes at the >>> exactly one week after the charleston is church shootings bible study resumed. more than 100 visitors packed into the very same room the nine people including state senator and pastor clementa pinckney was shot and killed. president obama will deliver the eulogy friday. funerals begin tomorrow. a justice department source says federal authorities are in agreement that the shooting satisfies the definition of a hate crime, and that means federal charges against suspect dylann roof are likely. >>> after two years the surviving botch marathon bomber finally broke his silence. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev apologized to the victims just before a judge formally sentenced him. jim armstrong was in the courtroom. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev first praised alah, then apologized to the victims' families. the 21-year-old looked straight at the judge but addressed the victims when he said i would like to now apologize to the victims,

. >> governor bobby jindal is here to explain why he has announced today he's running for president. hannity starts right here right now. >>> tonight, a hannity history lesson on democrats civil rights record. now, liberals in the mainstream media want to blame the gop for race problems in america, but they will never tell you the real history. let's start at the 1964 civil rights act. 80% of republicans in congress voted for the bill only 64% of democrats did. oh and by the way. al gore's father bill clinton's mentor a segregationist by the name of j. william full bright. a one time senate majority leader and former klan member, they all voted against the civil rights ability. as for the 1965 voting rights act, 87% of congressional republicans voted for it, 79% of democrats voted for it, so the republican party they were the party that lyndon johnson credited with the civil rights act passage, let's move on to south carolina and the confederate flag issue. in 1962 democratic south carolina governor fritz hollings raised the confederate flag atop the south carolina state house. to he

is as jeff points out, bobby jindal does inject some diversity into the gop field. but that's not the area of voters he's trying to appeal to now. when you listen to his speech he talked about how he need to not be hyphenated americans. and that grantimmigrants need to better assimilate with society. that's not a pitch that's going to bring in new voters. that is a pitch to the core of the republican party, to the folks that think if you should come to america, you should immediately speak english and act like every other white person in america. >> sort of what donald trump has been trumpeting right? there's an interesting poll from fox news. donald trump continues to create headaches for the gop field. he's now second in a national poll from fox news behind jeb bush and one of only three republican candidates in double digits. only 29% of gop primary voters consider him a serious candidate. what do you make of that? >> one of the reasons his numbers are so high compared to the other republicans is that he's well known, a known quantity. it's also a bit of the none

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you have seen scott walker, bobby jindal, folks who are taking this and combining it with what happened yesterday and said, this is why i need to be president because i would never whennt justices like this i'm in office. i think this is a key component. there are going to be supreme court appointees in the next administration, it is almost a certainty. this has now become a political issue. john: here's the great thing about the court. frankfurter thinks he is a

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bobby jindal is indian you have a woman. the republican party is looking like the rainbow coalition. i agree governors make good candidates and good presidents especially after a failed senator who's now in the white house. i think that kind of executive branch leadership maria, is what people are looking for. >> judy how do you see it? >> on the republican side, of course getting crowded. i think we've seen a change of tone that should be very worrisome for republicans, especially with trump getting in because he's been nastier and more assertive about his -- the other candidates than here to for it's been speak very little evil fellow republicans. now they're really getting into it. the question i have about trump, is he willing to spend his own money? if he is then he could be very problematic for the republican field. >> he's problematic for another reason. the appeal of donald trump, i'm not for him, he is a nonpolitician. what is he doing? he's attacking washington he's attacking the corruption of the whole political s

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. >>> and louisiana governor bobby bobby bobby bobby bobbyginle president obama tweaked the government's policy on hospital ams today government agencies will now be a lowed to gauche families will no longer be prosecuted if they decide to pay for their loved one release from hostages. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have pour more on the u.s. hostage ransom policy and the battle over the confederate flag. >>> turning to sports now, the phillies trying to sweep the yankees up the turnpike north of us. >> just about north of us. jaime apody is live now in the sports center with the story. >> okay the phillies almost made it look two easy the last two games against the yankees and today they were all brought back down to earth. cole hamels made an audition for the yankees but it did not go well but it was not his fault, it didn't go well behind him. blanco playing third charged with the error on that play and in the fourth blanco unable to come up with this ball off his glove down the line, three yankees scored in the inning, and mark teixeira single made it 5-0 and hamels five

. >> i'm bobby from jersey. i hear what you have to say about tim tebow. >> he is a quarterback that never really made it in the nfl. was also out of football for two years. my head is exploding with all this chatter. tim tebow had the 15th highest selling jersey in the nfl in the month of may. do you believe that? why? because it will be a collectors item when the season starts. >> watch that playoff game and watch for the 80-yard bomb to win the game. the eagles got sanchez, they've got bradford, what else do they have to lose. >> bobby. you are, can i say this gently, clueless. a tim tow bow, an 80-yard bomb? how about a 14-yard pass where the pittsburgh defense clansed where there was nobody in the secondary and the receiver ran the rest of the yards. he was lucky because the steelers were stupid. if you look in at list season in the nfl with the jets, no touchdowns, no interceptions. he can't play, he's a great guy. but to compare him to bradford and sanchez, are you out of your mind? buy a jersey. wear it

bobby was always the guy who had a book in his hand. and that line taken alone sounds like they're take a shot at jindal. if you take the piece in its entirety it's almost like he pulled himself out of the poverty. he came to america, went to school got an education. >> assimilated. >> assimilated. >> it might not be parsed from him. it's curious to me the "washington post" chose that line to make their point. >> what was the line again? >> not much indian left in bobby jindal. >> maybe he just had tondouri chicken. i can't eat it anymore because i'm getting old. not much indian left in me either. >> greg you know what i think you should be angry at though is assimilation. if you're on a college campus when i talk about assimilation they get so mad. they think assimilation is a bad thing. i think assimilation is a great thing. >> multiculturalism. they think they should have their own individual identity versus having -- >> why? >> i'm just telling you that's where they're coming from. >> america's like the greatest hits of the world. >